A bridge mount device, system, and related methods are disclosed. The bridge mount device has a mounting shoe. A connector is affixed to the mounting shoe. A bridge assembly has at least two bridge arms, wherein each of the bridge arms has an optical device mount. The at least two bridge arms are detachably connected to the connector. The mounting shoe is vertically offset from the bridge assembly and horizontally adjustable relative to the bridge assembly.

A backpack includes a compartment defined in a backpack body thereof, and an inflexible protective case joined to an inner surface of a top wall of the compartment and suspending in a top side inside an internal chamber of the compartment so that the lower side of the internal chamber is maintained free for storing things. The inflexible protective case has a top opening facing toward the inner surface of the top wall of the compartment. A zipper opening is provided in the top wall in communication with an accommodation chamber of the protective case so that the user can access the inside space of the inflexible protective case through the zipper opening to store eyeglasses or mobile phone in the inflexible protective case or to take it out of the inflexible protective case.

An eyewear holding device secures eyewear to a user's garments while the eyewear is not in use and easily accessible when the eyewear is needed. In addition, the device can be concealed under the upper garments to maintain the aesthetic appearance of the garment.

A rugged eyeglass case is herein disclosed. The case is belt-mounted with an open mouth and includes removable inserts for the accommodation of all sizes of sunglasses. The case holds glasses firmly, even when inverted, due to a unique design that includes a locking pad positioned on the interior of the case. The present invention enables single-handed extraction and insertion of the glasses and retention of the glasses under rough, often violent, outdoor circumstances.

A lanyard is provided. The lanyard may include a lanyard cord which is attached to a personal item such as safety glasses or an access card, an earplug cord which is attached to a first earplug and a second earplug, and a flexible retractable sheath. The lanyard cord and earplug cord may be disposed in the lumen of the retractable sheath and the retractable sheath is movable between a first position where it covers a first section of the lanyard cord and the earplug cord and a second position where it exposes the first section of the lanyard cord and the earplug cord.

An apparatus is configured for use with a garment having an opening. The apparatus comprises a wearable device with fasteners. The device has utility separately from the garment. The fasteners are attached to the device separately form the garment, and are arranged to fasten the device to the garment at multiple locations spaced apart about a periphery of the opening to support the device in a mounted position over the opening.

Embodiments disclosed herein describe an apparel item that integrates a plurality of storage pockets. In one embodiment, the storage pockets are staggered and arranged to secure items close to the body of the wearer, minimizing the bulk created by the stored items. Further, the openings of the pockets are constructed to allow easy access to the stored items, while still providing secure stowage of the stored item.

A device incorporating both a magnet and a living hinge may be employed to construct cases to protect electronic devices and to function as a closure for cases and lidded containers. Such cases often can be bent three 360 allowing the cases to be either closed protecting devices therein are closed upon themselves allowing the case to function to secure an electronic device to a substrate such as an article of clothing. The devices of the disclosure can also be used to organize and hold loose items together.

A binoculars cover can include a fabric shell, a strap coupled to the flexible fabric shell that can secure the flexible fabric shell to the binoculars. An area of the interior surface of the flexible fabric shell can minimize or eliminate scratching of the objected lenses of the binoculars. Method of securing a cover to binoculars and a method of minimizing abrasion to a scratch-sensitive surface of binoculars are also described.

A device or means for securing a pair of eyeglasses featuring at least one magnet and a casing formed of an expandable material is described herein. Also, an eyeglass assembly for securing a pair of eyeglasses featuring a pair of eyeglasses and at least one magnet, affixed to or removable from a temple of the eyeglasses, is described. The eyeglass assembly may further feature a casing formed of an expandable material, and the casing may be removable from the eyeglass frames and form a substantial sleeve or tube for engaging and attaching to each temple of the pair of eyeglasses and for securing the magnet to the temple of the eyeglasses. The magnets may be positioned to engage and secure the two temples together when the eyeglass frames are in a collapsed and folded position, removed from the face of the wearer.